Crown Park
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The adzebills had gone. So too had all the other birds.
There was now much more steam rising out of the lake. Rafts of dead pelicans were floating in the water.
“There’s been an explosion,”
said Fluoro.
Jack gave a sad little nod. “We better find Chainsaw quickly,” he said. “Where do you think we should look?”
Fluoro pointed to a spit of land that reached nearly all the way out to the steam. “There. Lucy’s lot were going to The Source. I bet he followed them.”
“Then let’s go,” said Jack, setting... off down the ridge. “Let’s go find the Luce Crew.”
“More like the Loose Screws,”
said Fluoro as he fell in behind. “They’re all a bit crazy, aren’t they?”
Jack didn’t reply. He wasn’t sure that Fluoro was the right one to call other people crazy?
They found Lucy and Godfrey in a narrow bay, surrounded by a group of purple birds. These had to be the surviving moho.
“Fluoro!” shouted Lucy as the humans approached. “And Jack! I thought we’d lost you all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The adzebills had gone. So too had all the other birds.
There was now much more steam rising out of the lake. Rafts of dead pelicans were floating in the water.
“There’s been an explosion,”
said Fluoro.
Jack gave a sad little nod. “We better find Chainsaw quickly,” he said. “Where do you think we should look?”
Fluoro pointed to a spit of land that reached nearly all the way out to the steam. “There. Lucy’s lot were going to The Source. I bet he followed them.”
“Then let’s go,” said Jack, setting... off down the ridge. “Let’s go find the Luce Crew.”
“More like the Loose Screws,”
said Fluoro as he fell in behind. “They’re all a bit crazy, aren’t they?”
Jack didn’t reply. He wasn’t sure that Fluoro was the right one to call other people crazy?
They found Lucy and Godfrey in a narrow bay, surrounded by a group of purple birds. These had to be the surviving moho.
“Fluoro!” shouted Lucy as the humans approached. “And Jack! I thought we’d lost you all.
What to read after Crown Park?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Des Hunt to read onlineMoreLess
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